True or False: Muskrats can be live or kill trapped without PGC approval.

Muskrats are considered furbearers in Pennsylvania, and specific regulations govern their trapping. Unlike some wildlife that can be trapped freely, the Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC) requires individuals to have proper approval or permits to trap certain wildlife species, including muskrats. This is to ensure ethical wildlife management practices and to maintain populations at sustainable levels. Thus, trapping muskrats without PGC approval is not allowed, making the statement false.

The other options suggest varying circumstances under which trapping might be permissible without approval, but the regulation is clear that approval from the PGC is mandatory for trapping muskrats in Pennsylvania.